What made Frost groundbreaking were the two strong sisters, where their love was the redeeming power, not that of a man. It's utopian, but hey, it's a fairy tale.

Certainly Elsa manages to fix everything without costing Arendal anything at all. Whether they have passed the task may be judged by others, but with Disney dimensions measured it looks good. The sisters' legacy should prove to be very complicated.įrost 2 is the first Disney movie to be dubbed to North Sami and the movie giant has partnered with a council from the Sami Parliament to avoid cloning it. The Sami, easily disguised by the name 'Tundrafolket', have been ill-treated by the old king of Arendal: Elsa's and Anna's grandfather. Arendal has obviously built up his wealth by oppressing others. The sequel bravely drills deeper and complicates things.

In addition, it left us crying gently over sibling love and with the brutal fast-paced brain hit Let it go.

Frost 2 becomes an adventure about colonial history, predatory nature and hereditary sin.įrost was about finding himself and growing up. An injustice in the past causes the elements of nature to revolt, the earth itself begins to tremble and the sisters move to the misty forest where an indigenous people lives.

Until one day when Elsa hears a mysterious voice calling to her, a song reminiscent of a melancholy goodnight song their mother sang to them when they were little.Īfter that, the peace in Arendal does not last very long. In the small fjord kingdom of Arendal, everyone has been at the top ever since Elsa and Anna (in Frost, 2013) defeated the eternal winter and the ice queen Elsa learned to cope with her powers.

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